Colville Examiner Subscription and Policy Notices
The Colville Examiner issued Saturdays as second class matter since October 31 1907. Subscriptions are $1 per year in advance with six months 65 cents and three months 35 cents. Postage for British Columbia and foreign 50 cents extra. Editor and Proprietor J C Harrigan. Rates and renewal details explained. Change of address instructions and advertising rate card available on request.
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Colville
Washington
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Courthouse and County News items detailed
Roy Moser was fined 50 dollars plus 41.50 costs for permitting gambling in his pool room after pleading guilty in Colville. Ralph Kinnan paid 10 dollars and 14.40 costs for possessing deer meat without a permit, with meat turned over to the county farm. The Karasack v Titanic Gold Mining Co. decision favored the plaintiff, with Judge Gilliam presiding. The attorney general ruled on bounty animals and required trapping licenses for fur bearing animals. Thurston county decision limiting official procurement conflicts defined. A list of auto headlight lenses met legal standards. Winter wheat and Red Cross drive results for Stevens county are reported, including diverse town totals and a recent charity event outcome. The Colville ship results show the ladies' team winning over the men with a suggested banquet to Armenian relief fund.
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Roy Moser
Valley
J. H. King
Colville
Rhode
Ralph Kinnan
Mr. Kinnan
Christmas Tales From Summit School and Valley Life
Community notes from Summit recount family reunions and holiday visits. Gena Garthe returns from Spokane for Christmas while Ada Sleasing and Grace Cottman come home for the holiday. Several locals, including Eleanor Johnson and Henry Davis, are visiting family. Students Margaret Forsland, Allen Edwards, and Elizabeth Klein show perfect attendance. A joyful Timmel family reunion marks the season with many relatives together after 15 years. The week’s declamatory winner is Dorothy Gifford with Hazel Mitchell. Mrs. Holfords visit, Sunday school program draws large turnout, and refreshments include apples and Hoover candy. Harry Cottman visits his mother. Christina Habura plans to move to Wyoming January 9 with Aunt Bandura. Little Juanita Cottman stays with Mrs. Ben Cottman. Allen Edwards earns top credits in home credit contest with 100 hours. Theodore and Arthur Graham named honor pupils. Elizabeth Stannard visits Summit School for an all afternoon engagement.
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Margaret Forsland
Allen Edwards
Elizabeth Klein
Timmel
Dorothy Gifford
Hazel Mitchell
Harry Cottman
Christena Habura
Wyoming
Bandura
Miss Habura
Juanita Cottman
Ben Cottman
Summit School
Theodore and
Arthur Graham
Elizabeth Stannard
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement From Old Soldier
Gustav Wangelin of Pinckneyville Illinois a G A R commander recommends Foley Kidney Pills citing quick relief for backache rheumatic pains stiff swollen joints languidness kidney trouble and disturbed sleep. Sold everywhere. Government railroad takeover proclaimed by President Wilson McAdoo named director general to run all general transportation including steamships as one system. Dean's Regulats liver and bowels aid constipation and dyspepsia. Ad. Masonic officers elected at Kettle Falls W M Frank C Zirtzmann S W Lee H Llewellyn J W Lester F Shores Treasurer Edmund Growden Secretary Archer Squire S D Mark Durrell etc. Burdock Blood Bitters advised for languor and weakness priced 1.25. Ad.
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Gustav Wangelin
G. A. R. Post
Pinckneyville, Ill
Wilson
William G. McAdoo
Masonic
Kettle Falls
Masonic Lodge
W. M
Frank C. Zirtzmann
S. W
Lee H. Llewellyn
J. W
Lester F. Shores
Edmund B. Growden
Archer R. Squire
Mark L. Durrell
J. B
Charles A. Heath
S. S
Albert C
A Goethals Story and a Panama Canal Lecture Idea
A Chicago amusement agent pressed Colonel Goethals to tour after the Panama Canal project. He hesitated and joked about slides and illustrations. The engineer gave a wry smile, signaling lukewarm interest in future lecturing. Washington Star remarks.
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Goethals
Colonel Goethals
Chicago
Panama Canal
Washington Star
Balzac’s Morning Attire Prompted Quip From Niece
Balzac would visit a noble neighbor in full negligee. Meeting the neighbor’s niece, he sought to excuse his clothes. The young woman replied that when reading his books she did not concern herself with the binding.
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Balzac
Professor in Princeton Lecture on Louis XI Controversy
The New York World quotes a debate over libel and historic figures with a Tacoma man jailed for libeling George Washington. The piece notes Louis XI’s rights and questions whether the Princeton professor is aware of current libel concerns on the platform.
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Tobinson
Princeton
Louis XI
Tacoma
George
Washington
Louis XL
New York World
Reached His Limit in a Farmers Talk
A Washington Star quip notes Farmer Corn tessel saying Josh has completed his education but may not have all he needs. The Examiner is suggested for sharing with friends.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
Washington Star
Parish Priest Used as Shield in German Belgium Atrocity
A historical report details German use of civilians and clergy as shields during the Belgian invasion. Testimony cites priest escorts at Hougaerde and Autgaerden, hostages imposed in Liege, and harsh reprisals including executions, house burnings, and mass fines. Cardinal Mercier and observers recount systematic abuses, forced marches, and extortion against Belgian towns.
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Belgium
Committee On Public Information
Whitlock
Secretary of States
Hougaerde
Gette
Autgaerden
Hugh Gibson
Our Legation
Legation
Cardinal Mercier
Termonde
Lebbeke
Dinant
Liege
Monsignor Rutten
M. Kleyer
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Wil Irwin
Saturday Evening Post
the Hague
Puers
Estray Notice from Stevens County Auditor
Herbert Crory took up and keeps at a Springdale ranch a black roan steer branded EW on left rump, right ear cropped with a V taken out, and left ear marked Lit out. Notice dated December 28 1917 and January 11 1918 at 11 oclock in the forenoon. Filed by Parle T Gates Auditor Stevens County with final posting January 5 1918.
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Estray
Rome
Krueger
Colville
Washington
Able 'T. Gates
Stevens County
Herbert Crory
Springdale
Parle T. Gates
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